Stone Garden NEZCC - Garden in Dimapur - Dimapur, India

It's just so good to go and see the different statue from different states , Good environment, we can take around to look the different statues ... And we can take good pictures too and kept as a memory of stone park pls visit may be u will like

It has some nice stone sculptures, and some interesting places to have a picnic. But it's small, and not very well maintained. There is a playground for kids. We came in the winter, when the weather is better, but the plants were a little parched.

Very nice picture to come with families and friends. Almost perfect.....

A beautiful place to hang out with family and friends. It is also the perfect place for school children to come here for picnics and other activities. I saw many schools visit this place. I love the aesthetic and management of the park but some places needs to be cleaned. Plastic wrappers spoil the beauty of the park.

A beautiful n spacious place adjacent to NEZCC. One can relax n enjoy in the bliss of nature away from hustle n bustle of busy city life. Children park, stone crafts from all over India are being displayed. Best for Family, Group gathering. For first timers take the airport road n straight ahead some 100 metres after crossing the airport gate.

The place was initially known for its stone art and concrete sculptures but over the years has gradually transformed into a public park with a children play-area and other amenities for events such as marriages and social gatherings. The mangement must continue to maintain the infrastructure at the park for posterity.

Stone Garden NEZCC .. it's a well cleaned park and it's a awesome place to visit with our family, friends,etc .... Children love this place .. thank you NEZCC for providing to common people a PARK

It's the best park around here in Dimapur to spend romantic quality time with your partners under sheds or you can take your kids there to play. The best thing here is they have sculptures in many different types basing on different states of India. I would encourage one to pay a visit as the price for entry fees are nominal and the place is just too good. It's evergreen all around and you won't feel like leaving the place.